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blueeyes


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Hi,

I have a client who has raised an invoice and put both the mileage and recharge of parking expenses as materials, therefore not had the deduction made. I just want to confirm both are within the scope of CIS before I say something.

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Obviously not materials. See FA04/s60 and FA04/s61 for your answer, depends on whether obligation under contract. 2 minute google shows info

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As said above the invoice is incorrect as its not materials, however it is down to the Contractor to make sure they are making the correct deductions.

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